I have been taking my dogs to this clinic and licensed veterinary hospital for over 25 years. While…read moreDr. Earl Smith was the owner, I brought my dogs to him for their care & surgeries. Since he retired, Dr. Brian Barron has taken over ownership of the clinic. I have found their vets. to be superior in all aspects of their care. Knowledge of current state and treatment of acute animal illnesses, as well as management of chronic conditions, e.g. My senior dog had severe arthritis in her spine. Dr. Barron, my vet, recommended weekly laser treatments to her back to reduce pain and inflammation. She responded very positively to the treatments. Dr. Barron heads the clinic, & has 2 Associate veterinarians that work with him. They are thorough in their examination of your pets, kind & considerate, explain steps of the treatment plan to you clearly, are not rushed when they are examining your pet, & honest in their responses to your questions. Office staff are polite, friendly, professional, and efficient. They clinic moved to its current location late last year. The new clinic on Kanis Rd is bigger & more spacious than previous location. Has a large waiting room for patients, has more exam rooms, and plenty of free parking. Clinic offers boarding and grooming. It may cost slightly more than other clinics, but the confidence and trust you feel in the care of your pet is worth the expense

Dr Baron has a wonderful practice at SRVC. The DVM's, technicians, and assistants are the best…read more Even the front office staff is pleasant and professional, and they know me and my dog by name when we arrive. Nice facility, too.

Incompetence and flat out lazy! I called and confirmed my referral appointment, arrived early,…read moreand sat there for an hour only to be told the DVM wasn't in. The best part, I drove 1 1/2 hours each way. When confronted about this front desk feigned ignorance of scheduling the appointment.

My pets have been treated at Hillcrest for several years now. Initially the were seen by Dr Joan…read moreNafe. When she retired I wanted to cry. Dr Larry repaired both ACLs on one of my dogs, about one month apart. Dr Joan and Dr Larry diagnosed and treated another of my dogs for bartonella, a vector borne disease. I think they literally pulled him from the brink of death. Since Dr Joan retired, they have been cared for Dr Tiffany Skinner, who trained with the Nafe's daughter at OSU. I can't overemphasize what great care she has provided to my pups. I just can't imagine taking my dogs anywhere but Hillcrest Animal Hospital.

They were great and very informative. They were able to take my cat in day of and answered all my…read morequestions I had!

We have used many different vet clinics and I will never go anywhere else but here. Doctors,…read morenurses, and reception staff are all 5 star people. I am so happy that we found this place. So are my pups!

Dr Hale & Dr Penny are fantastic vets. Have been using them for years. My girl Sophia loved Sylvia…read morefor her by monthly grooming appointment as well. She was loved by so many at the clinic. This is by far my favorite vet in Little Rock. I travel from Benton for my vet care needs. Now my cat Zazzy is a patient of Dr Hale. Very happy to be apart of the briarwood family

I am really dissapointed with this place. My puppy had a bacterial infection & this Vet hospital…read morediagnosed it wrong & gave medication to this condition worst , I had to tush to the emergency hospital to save my puppy's life threatening condition . My puppy is still on medication . I will never go to this place again .

I have been taking my pets here for over twenty years. I must admit that when it sold to new…read moreowners Dr. Rene and Sonya Lavergne, I was a little worried. The previous owner, Dr. Laura, was like family. Well, I can honestly say that Pinnacle Valley Westrock Animal Hospital is still the best for me and my family. While I have seen a number of veterinarians there, Dr. Sonya is my dogs PCP. She is the best. She knows her stuff, but more importantly, she loves animals. The love at Pinnacle Valley shows throughout the place. It isn't just Dr. Sonya but the entire staff there is firing on all cylinders. They are really kind people. You know when someone is an animal lover. It is a calling. That is definitely true of Dr. Sonya. The kindness Dr. Sonya and her staff have shown me in recent weeks while we were dealing with a dearly loved pet with a terminal illness was so appreciated and so meaningful to us, I cannot adequately describe how much it meant to my family and to me personally. I can't imagine taking my pets anywhere else. I just can't say enough good things about Pinnacle Valley Westrock Animal Hospital. If you are needing a new vet home for your furry family members, you owe it to youself and your pets to check them out. You'll be glad you did.

We moved to Little Rock recently and needed a new vet for our sweet Westie. Pinnacle was able to…read moresee us quickly, and our first visit went great. Everyone was very friendly, and the visit was quick and easy!

My 13 year old outside dog wasn't eating and the vet was able to see him and prescribed 3 medicines…read moreand now he looks better and is eating. I am so thankful for the vet and staff. Years ago this clinic took care of our dogs and did an excellent job!

Doctors and staff are very nice and love my pup! Got my puppy examined and set up shots schedule…read more Also had her spayed there. She had no issues afterwards. The scar is basically invisible now.

Dr. Reynolds and her staff were pleasant and affectionate with our corgis. We went in for the…read moreLibrela shot for our 13 year old and nail trims for both, and they were well handled. Everyone was laid back and friendly.

They declawed our cat & did a great job. Super friendly as well! Plus they quoted us on a price…read morebefore-hand which was super helpful.

My dog had two surgeries at AVES and my last experience was less than stellar because of…read moremiscommunication and what I thought was insensitive and hurtful responses. Over the last few months, my dog had several infections from the original surgery, and my vet determined that his body was rejecting the implanted plate. We tried several rounds of antibiotics to no avail. I finally arranged for Dr. Fields to see him to evaluate him and remove the plate and screws. Today, I dropped him off for this surgery, and it was truly a day filled with concern for my dog and compassion and graciously generosity for the work they did, how the kept me updated throughout the day, and just overall how they treated me and my pup. I am forever grateful. I know there were some new people, but the staff that worked with me previously came out to greet me and welcome me, and they were INCREDIBLE. One came out to share how her dog had gone through the same and gave me tremendous hope that my boy will be running again in a few weeks without the pain he's struggled with for months. I hope I don't need their surgery services again, but if I do, and am confident I will feel good about returning.

Every life matters, as does the manner in which they die, and where they are laid to rest. I will…read moreregret taking my baby to this place for the rest of my life. Fear mongering over facts and sound medical advice is what we received.

I have tried several well reviewed vets in Little Rock and West Little Rock and was never quite…read morehappy until I found Pleasant Valley Vet. I have been bringing my rescue kittens here and have seen all three vets over the past several months. Each of them has been kind, knowledgeable, attentive, and patient - everything I could hope for in a vet! They are up-to-date on contemporary research on diet, dental health, etc. Each of them takes the time to talk with me, answer all my questions, and give me tips that I hadn't thought to ask about based on upcoming developmental stages (this is my first time with kittens - I have always had adult cats). In contrast, during my last annual appointment at a vet in the Heights, they didn't even take my cat out of her carrier - just reached in to jab her for her vaccines without providing any sort of wellness exam and walked out before I even realized it was over. I haven't compared prices with other vets, though other reviewers say they find the costs here to be comparable to others in the area. As long as you can afford it, no one else I have seen in Little Rock comes close to the level of care I have observed at Pleasant Valley. PSA (sorry Pleasant Valley): if cost is a big factor for your family, there is a low-cost walk-in vaccination and spay/neutering clinic in Little Rock that is open twice a month. However, if cost isn't an issue, the level of care (and much lower stress / lack of wait time / ability to schedule an appointment) makes Pleasant Valley an easy choice.

We miss Maggie Phillips. This place upcharges up the wazoo. The receptionist and vet techs are…read morewonderful. Brent Koonce's bedside manner leaves a bit to be desired. He is more concerned with fear mongering and running unnecessary tests than for the animals he's treating. We will be looking for another vet. Very disappointing. It's clear they aren't satisfied with billing for a regular visit. The name of the game here is run as many tests as possible so they can pad their wallet.

I had a dog with liver disease and was elderly and was on a few medications already. There was some…read moreimprovement but not much. I got a consultation with Erin and she gave me a plan that my regular vet never offered after multiple visits. She specializes in hospice and gave me new medications and a special diet formulation. His energy, quality of life, and attitude have greatly improved. His bloodwork is much better as well. I feel very relieved that my dog will have greater quality of life and perhaps greater longevity for how well he is responding. I encourage everyone to look into this for their dogs who might need it as regular vets are not taught hospice protocols.

From the owner: Pepper's Place is a veterinary hospice that treats geriatric pets and pets diagnosed with a…read moreterminal illness in the Central Arkansas area. Owner Erin Sullivan is a certified veterinary hospice provider who also offers nutrition consulting, pet loss counseling, and all services typically found in human hospice. Pet hospice typically takes extra factors into consideration that are not typically covered by veterinarians, and we always work with your pet's regular veterinarian. Contact us today for more information!